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Over the past 12 months, CMA has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -55% compared to S&P/ASX 300's 3% drop.
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Carma Ltd
Glance View
Carma Ltd is an Australian used-car retailer that buys, refurbishes, and sells second-hand vehicles through its own online and direct-to-consumer model. It takes in used cars, inspects and reconditions them, and then offers them to buyers with set pricing and a more controlled buying experience than a traditional private-sale marketplace. The company mainly serves everyday car buyers who want a checked vehicle and a simpler way to compare and purchase a used car. It also relies on customers who sell their cars to Carma, because buying inventory is a core part of how the business works. Carma makes money by buying cars at one price and reselling them at a higher price, while also earning from related services tied to the sale process. What makes Carma’s model different is that it tries to control more of the used-car journey than a normal dealer or online listings site. Instead of just matching buyers and sellers, it holds inventory, handles inspection and reconditioning itself, and manages the transaction from start to finish. That puts it in the middle of the used-car value chain, where trust, condition, and convenience matter as much as price.